The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1887-09-29
a@-Oyslers ami Soup. every
1pI, including Sundays, at Johnny
Kirstein's.
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LOCAL ITEMS.

AVVHG esUO
Baskets of all kinds at And
Holl, Jr's.
Lee George. of Glen Eben, wa
in town Tuesday.
Lime and marrow fat beans a
Andy Holl. Jr's.
AL Bay. of Starr, was in the
city, Wednesday.
Ask your druggist for Cochran
Coca Tonic circular.
Tide Houston, of .Floodwood
was in Logan, Sunday.
Meals at all hours at Montgom
ery's restaurant, Gimble corner.
Rev. D. G. Thomas has been
re-appcinted to this pastOrats.
Fair privileges will be sold or
the Fair grounds Saturday at
o'clock.
One bottle of Cochran's Coca
Tonic will prove 10 any sufferer
ITS value.
Miss Kate Kessler is visiting
relatives at St. Minnerod. Ind.
this week.
Mrs. Oliver Wright is spending
this week with her parents at Pt
Pleasant.
Ed Cooley and James Shepard
of Nelscnyille. spent last Sunday
IN Logan.
Miss Anna Tanner. of Athens
was :he guest of friends in this
city Monday.
A number of communication.
received this week too late fol
publication.
MISS Emma Case, attendant al
fhe Columbus Asylum is visiting ir
I.ogaa this week.
Bub Montgomery, at the Sim
BILE corner, has the best meal in
the city for a5 cents.
Mr.. Nick Till, formerly of Mar
ion township. now of Indiana, is
visiting friends in Logan.
Carl Buerhaus. Sr. of Wichita.
Kan, is visiting friends and rel
atives in Logan. this week.
Fresh oysters cooked in al
STYLES and al all hours, al But
Montgomery restaurant.
Col. VIM England. of Colrm
l.ns. war renewing old arquaint
arces in Logan, last SATURDAY..
Hehman's improved compound
f,od for horses. cattle. sheep and
hogs, for sa!e by Andy Hnli, Jr.
firan,lfaiheF Billy Noble, OF
near New Plymouth, died at the
age Of about 80, on las, Sunday.
Wash Wyman will sell his
Brick Yard at public sale, on Sat
uidav next. See advertisement.
sir. Fred Hartman, formerly OF
this city, but now of Pt Pleasant,
visited his parents in Logan last
Sunday.
AIR. and Mrs. Lew McGllI spent
last Sunday at the Millville
camp meeting.
Ifyou desire Soap that will
give perfect satisfaction, give the
sClover Leaf" a fair trial.
Mrs. DeStiger, widow of the
late DR.. DeSliger, of our city, was
the guest of Mrs. Chas Rose, on
last Saturday.
Mr.. Maynard Pond fell on the
street last Monday in a faint. He
has fully recovered and attending
to business as usual.
Mrs. Peter kittsmiller, who
has been visiting relatives the
past week at Circleville, O., re-
turned hoae Tuesday.
Tom Nixon and Jacob Rioien-
ham, two of the rock-ribbed
Democrats of MaxvilIe, Perry
county. were in townTuesday.
John J. Rhodehaver, of New
comb, Tenn., accompanied by his
wife, are the guests of old ac-
quaintances and relatives In Lo-
an and vicinity.
The FAIR Society or the supervis.
ors should put guards oa the little
bridges between here and the Fair
ground. The bridges are dangerous.
In the absence of Governor For
sker and Sill Pursell, Colonel Bur-
goss delivered the keynote to the
Republican Convention at Straits
vile on last Thursday.
V. C. Lowery. Prosecuting At
torney of Hooking county, is::here
to attend the wedding of his
brother, q. o. Lowery, this after
noon.-Pomeroy Telegraph.
AR. William Hcnsel ana wife of
Mercer county, Ohio, have been Wis.
iting relatives in this county the
Fast week. They returned home
tolay.
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